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by ENOTTY 7y ago
I suppose this is just one person's opinion, but I had the opposite experience. My first time in Austin, I landed at the airport, brought up Uber, and got the message that it was not allowed. But almost immediately upon exiting the p
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Completely agree re competitors. If you look at when Uber and Lyft left Austin, almost overnight, competitors willing to follow the local laws sprung up and soon began providing equivalent service. In my opinion, it's going to be imp
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
It's also just a few members of the founders who wrote the Federalist papers. It's difficult to know what the majority of them actually thought.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Wikichip is my go-to for these things.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Frankly, I take the opposite view. Code that is not supported from a developer standpoint should be deprecated. If an organization doesn't want to spend the resources to support part of a code base, I support excising that part of th
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
WHat's stopping the host of your VPN (or any of its upstream providers) from logging your traffic like your ISP might? I'm personally not entirely convinced that using a VPN provides much privacy benefit.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Wait, so Walmart is about to give up on a 3-year-old strategic bet because they're losing to a competitor that had a 20 year head start[1]? This seems like classic short-term thinking in an ossified organization. That said, credit to
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
None of these attacks seemed to use the speculative execution vulnerabilities. They're not very relevant here
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
I think purism might be amenable. Worth double checking with them.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
That's not strictly true. In my view, Boot Guard is sort of like a locked bootloader. In Boot Guard, the CPU verifies a signature on system firmware before loading it. The signature is verified using a public key from the platform manu
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
The chief problem with AppArmor is that its primary mechanism of identifying objects in the system (to which relevant policy rules are applied) relies on paths. In Linux, paths are not usable as strong identifiers because Linux provides a v
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Axios was founded in 2016 by two former principals from Politico. It might be clickbaity but they’re not nobodies.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
I predict apps will spam location requests to induce decision fatigue on the 'share once' users, who will switch to 'share while using' or 'share always'
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Confucius Institutes are arms of the Chinese state that operates on US university campuses that monitor and report on their citizens' activities while they're studying in the US, as well as organizing propaganda events in the US.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Lack of USA participation in this is likely less about this administration’s anti environmentalist views and more about the administration’s belief that the UN infringes on the sovereignty of the US.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
Honestly I think this map shows just how empty the rest of the country is.
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by ENOTTY 7y ago
You see evidence of decline everywhere, but I'm curious where you might see evidence of ascent.
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Low-earth orbit satellites threatened by debris from Indian anti-satellite test(breakingdefense.com)
155 points by ENOTTY 8y ago|99 comments
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Apple News Plus is a disappointment for the news business(niemanlab.org)
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
It seems to me that the public ombudsman role you propose is already played by the other agencies and departments involved in the Vulnerabilities Equities Process https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/whitehouse.gov/fil
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
Process address spaces don't include (nearly all of) the kernel address space anymore thanks to Meltdown.
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
The computing model enabled by SGX (and other mechanisms like it) require more careful specification of the entities involved and the trust relationships between each other. In the cloud situation, the customer doesn't trust the cloud
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
Is this inherently a bad thing, or does it just call for more progressive taxation that can fund services that benefit the broader set of people (transit, housing, health care, etc).
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
Doesn't seem like the FBI is confirming the investigation in this story. My read on this is that Bloomberg sourced it entirely to the Ahkan people.
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
I feel like this was a lost opportunity to play it centaur style, letting a human choose and play an overall economic strategy (macro) and let the AI do the combat (micro).
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
Counterpoint: Michael O'Church
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
This seems like a way to force users into using Sync. I refuse to use that for privacy reasons. Do not want.
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
Just for completeness sake, here's the complete list of pulled attendees mentioned in the article: * Ajit Pai, FCC Commissioner * Brendan Carr, FCC Commissioner * Rebecca Slaughter, FTC Commissioner * Unspecified others from the Enviro
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
I manually scanned the speakers list[1] looking for US federal officials, including both political appointees and civil servants (and employees of the national laboratories, who aren't technically federal employees). I don't know
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by ENOTTY 8y ago
The news I got out of the video was the debt-based structure of the fund and the effects of that on the fund with imminent writedowns.

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